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- Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2022
- One day, a woman with a disability went to an elite brand boutique to treat herself with a pair of beautiful shoes she had been dreaming about.
However, she didn't expect the saleswoman to refuse to help her because of her wheelchair. She tried to complain, but the shop assistant caused a scene and shamed the customer yet again.
Can you guess what could have happened next?
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What's your favorite shoe brand?
I don't have any brands. I do like wedges, boots and heels
@@shawandaturner127 Noticing these good girls getting bad more often. Even Alexandra has had her villain role
@@benouzgane1929 All of them are good actress even with being the villains sometimes. And I hope dramatizeme keep making life lessons for all of us. We need more positive vibes and energy in this world we lived in
@@shawandaturner127 Of course. I'm just mentioning the actresses playing mostly heroic characters are playing villains more often. Tania Lav Has near 100% had good or redeemed characters, Alexandra Only has 1 remorseless complete villain role, though has an extreme character role etc
I don’t know my favorite shoe brand. I was born with flat feet. I can only wear flats, sandals, boots, and tennis shoes. I can’t wear heels or wedges.
The sales manager is one of my favorite actresses and commands every role she plays. She really nailed the discrimination against the handicap role perfectly right down to the facial expressions. The young woman that played the intern represented what true customer looks like. Treat all people with dignity and respect; you never know who your entertaining. The ending was Fabulous; Ms. thing got what she deserved and so did the intern a great promotion!
Hi, Rose! Thank you very much for your kind comment ❤️
@@DramatizeMe Treat other's the way you would want to be treated
@@DramatizeMe what is her name? Could you please start putting the names of the cast members on each video from now on? I still don't know the name of the guy with the spiky hair who was the philanderer. The spiky silver hair that is. Or the guy who plays the jerk with the spiky black hair. He's the one who threw coffee on the other actors shirt.
@@Devsky1 Paulina nogai
@@whodhanushyadav She is Asian, right?
This reminds me of a deaf customer I had when I worked at Dominos. No one knew sign language, so they had me take care of the customer. Thanks to RUclips, I know some sign language (not as much as I'd like to). You should have seen the smile on that customers face. It was such an easy transaction 🙂 it makes me wonder how many other people have struggles in public.
I'm glad that mean worker got fired. I was hoping karma would get her
Thank you for sharing! It's such a beautiful story. Knowledge and understanding can help so many people.
@@DramatizeMe oh absolutely, I kick myself in the butt for not knowing a foreign language. Well, I know just the basic of basic words from school. But I can't have a conversation in another language, and it really is an important tool to have. My old BFF speaks multiple languages and it's helped her so much in work and in school
MAD magazine used to have a section "scenes we'd like to see." This would surely be one of them. Thanks for commenting.
Pen and paper works lol I've never had issues communicating with deaf folk
@@UKSkateboarding I could have used pen and paper but I wanted to prove to myself I don't need the tools.
Few years ago I herniated two disks in my back and my dog caused a small muscle tear in my back pulling on her leash. I was in agony, trying to use a motorized chair in a store and couldnt even stand to reach anything. I was in tears after so many refused to help. Then this shy 14 year old comes up and asks if they could help me with my shopping. Their mother saw what was happening and came and helped too. Even came outside and helped me get into my car, loaded all my groceries and offered to follow me home to help me get inside. All my disabilities are inside, so people say im lying or faing for attention. Im just trying to survive.
We are so moved by your comment! Thank you for sharing this experience. We do believe that raising awareness can help us be more attentive and supportive. Please stay strong!
@@DramatizeMe i have encountered a lot of diversity and troubles in my life. Instead of letting it make me bitter and angry at the world. I used to to spread kindness, and help wherever i could. I hope to someday raise the money to buy farmland and build a city for people forgotten by society snd building a new society of equals, with free healthcare, training in careers they want to learn and bringing small businesses in and helping them grow. It'll happen before long. And people will come from around the world to help it grow
I am an Indian this is very poor to hear but being an Indian i experienced like if u will ask for help their will be 10 ready hands to do it and i am so glad to be an Indian i think people from other regions should also be this supportive
Sorry for the way individuals can be toward others... Unfortunately, for them all; they will experience pain like yours since they clearly don't understand how universal human suffering is. We're social to help ourselves because alone; we are very vulnerable. Some seem to have just been so lucky in life; they think the way it's been for them will always be... Until it's not.
I hope you have family and friends...
I hope you research and practice ways toward better health.
(Salt and sugar aren't good for healing and trigger inflammation...)
Thanks for reaching out, and sharing.
I love the part about the young lady and her mothet.. I'm inspired by them.
Better 2023 to you, Love.🖖🙂
🤗HUK.
In whatever product or service you sell, treat people right!!
This is what we believe in! Thank you for watching.
My husband is in a wheelchair. Thank you for sharing his side of the world💗❣️
Thank you for watching! Your comment is so precious.
my husband too, he has MS. 🙏
Anyone who is in a wheelchair has all their main faculties in use - most importantly their charm, smile, dedication, brain and above all - BIG MUSCLES, well you need them to move the wheels of course??
This situation never happens to anyone.
Don't worry. Everything will be fine
As someone who worked with the public for a decade, this physically hurt me. Everyone deserves respect until they show they don't...
Even if they show they don't you still treat them with courtesy and respect or you make yourself just like them.
@@patriciahart9750 And I would add that you just stop a relationship with such people keeping being polite to them.
I am really glad this issue addressed so much good companies reputation was ruined by these kind of employees companies should be aware of it.
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I love this lady, she exposed that dishonest sales woman, fired her on the spot, and gave the position to the young lady that deserved it, Great work!!!!
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That doesn't always happen
People are sometimes cruel to people that are disabled
yeah like Wendy's
Wendy's is notororius for shaming disabled people
It's unfortunate, but the good ones are more! 🙂 Thanks for commenting 🤗
People are cruel to weak people 😣
This is called acting
She got what she deserved.
Another beautiful story with great actings.
Nice customer service by the Dramatizeme team
So happy to hear from you dear Esther! It inspires us to go on!
In India one would rarely see a handicapp customer get humiliated, I have been seeing many this type of mini dramas which clearly made me proud of my country( India) 😇
In my opinion, some people don't know empathy, only we see our own needs and don't realize that perhaps some day we could be in a similar situation.
Totally agree
I have disabilities too and I not only hate when teens and adults jeer at me and my friends, but I also hate when they talk down to me like I was child anywhere. I have a BA in Art at GSU, my friend has mild CP and has 3 college degrees in psychology and education. She is also married and has a son that goes to the college we met at in '83. Yet, she can't find a job and the places she worked hired pre-college teens (because to them, one said "we don't hire 'retards'.). Do that to a person of colour, gender, or religion, you'd get in serious trouble; they discriminated against my friend and she was told to go to VR who assured she was "retarded" and gave her a menial job she got burned out very quickly.
@@virginiaconnor8350 Yep, totally agree with ya'. I have stated the issue is much deeper then racism, but they refuse to believe that. Apparently disabled people are not considered human, but sub-human. Sad really.
Aww the young girl was very kind. The manager was so rude. I'm glad the young girl was promoted. 🙂
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Lesson learned, never judge people with disabilities even on a wheelchair so please treat people equally with care and respect it’s worth it.
Amen Brother! 😎🙏
This happens more than the owners and managers are aware of. Not just for disabled, but seniors, and others that may not fit those individuals' idea of people who can afford or give them what they want. It's a social judgment based on ignorance and poor social up bringing, and hanging with the wrong crowd who thinks that outer appearances are everything.
Very well put. People don't think you are worth anything unless you are decked up in brands
I lost my eyesight in an accident 5 years ago when I was 19 years old. You guys just nailed it as I got some tears in my eyes while listening to it. The only thing I have to say is that if you help someone like this in such situations they will never forget you as I can relate it with my life. Lots of love and respect from kerala
We're very glad you liked it, Peter 🙂 Your opinion is important to us 🤗Fortunately, thanks to activism things are starting to change, but there is a long way to go, dear Salman Bin Kabeer🙏❤️.
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It’s a really good job! I love this story! I’m glad Helen was nice, helpful and honest the whole time.
Lesson : never harm others and treat them the way you want to be treated ❤ a great message (as always)
The Golden Rule!! 😀
Humanity is when we embracing all of them in kindly and respect them in an any condition whether is a crippled person or wealthy person 🍁
This has happened to me a lot in my life, I have a disability (Spastic cerebral palsy, diplegia). I would never wait that long: "Don't you want to help me or provide service...?! Okay... Byeee! On to the next store/place." I never pay anyone's salary if I am getting disrespected like that.
How disgusting that sales woman needs a wake up on how to treat people. Little does she know her actions could come with karma
She's only acting not real you know lol.
She's an actress
She can't even spell cripple correctly. So who is truly the dumb one?
The ending was great and she was fired!
These people treat their workers like this I had bosses like this
Encouraging n positive stories as always from dramatizeme . the wheelchair woman was handicapped physically but the manager was handicapped in her heart mind n soul. How low can a person stood to just to get sadistic pleasure n for ego satisfaction. This world need people like Helen who hv kind n compassionate ❤️ for others. thanks to ur writers n actors for giving us memorable n worthy stories
Thank you so much for sharing this message, Qyocean ❤️
Great video. Reminds of the one Olga was in about workers in a restaurant treating the disabled badly and then being caught out. It had the same lesson that every person should be treated with same amount of respect whether they are disabled or not. Watching the nasty manager burst into tears and run out of the shop was very satisfying. Thanks for posting DramatizeMe. 👍
Excellent comment ❤️ Thank you so much for sharing it 🤗
Or different...
This lady who was pretending that she was disabled was very kind 😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
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Wow Good Lesson ,Blessed People are Who Love Persons with Disability We Should Respect Everyone the Same !!
Please remember. A handicapped person may not have been born that way, but may have to struggle w an awful future life, just as old ppl weren't born that way but have to live, maybe many years, w the handicaps of age. As will we all eventually.
I forgot the Asian actress's name but the way she plays her villain and hero roles is amazing
Yes she does
Is her first name Olga?
@@yamagata008 idk?
Her name is Paulina Nogai
this was a beautiful story, wow. it genuinely touched me, i felt it. The girl did the absolute right thing for telling the disabled client. I don't even know how i bumped into you guys 'Dramatize Me' but i definitely i am glad that i did. Keep It up guys.
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I cannot believe that there are some people in this world that could be so heartless and sick. We are all equal and should all be treated equally regardless of our physical abilities, color, or anything else that makes us "different".
This video made me almost tear up. There are still good people in the world and Justice can still be found.
Treat others as you wish to be treated, good lesson Gary and team
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It's a good thing the lady who was pretending to be disabled turned out to be an uncover higher up or the lady who they fired would still be there doing what she was doing
But here's the thing even if they do that sometimes they can counter-attack you even though you're the one with the proof
@@demochris1786 yep. Sadly disabled people are seen as lower than people who can walk
Yes. I wish I would run into one of them. The bad ppl always seem to get the upper hand. At least until you win the lawsuit.
@@samg873 I know.
@@spmoran4703 it's really sad.
I have a disability myself, watching this video brought me to tears . Because in my country Australia is going backwards are still treating people with disability with no respect. Thankyou for keeping awareness open of how we treat others. Like a wise man once said we treat others the way we want to be treated in return.
As a sales representative, this story is far from reality. Such a store would have been sued like thousand times and reported on facebook. And the girl probably wouldn't become a manager that fast
Just because you have never witnessed it doesn’t mean it have never happened, this happens in many stores around the world. Your country’s laws do not apply the whole world
@@NaeniaNightingaleВ какой стране такое происходит? В России это невозможно, а если вдруг случится, об этом узнают все. Это будет ужасно для магазина.
😂😂😂. Excellent video! I had a feeling it was an undercover agent of some sort! Manager got exactly what she deserved! “YOU’RE FIRED!” 😂😂😂
Once again, great writing and acting -- this was a great story with a resolution I did not see coming. The DramaizeMe veteran actor that played Lydia played the role so well, all the other actors just had to react to her. But, the actor in the wheel chair went beyond that and really flipped the story on its head. The life lesson is summed up by the last lines of the video, "You are a very good person. You know, the people like you are keeping the world turning." That is great writing of inspiring words. Thank you DramatizeMe production team for another life lesson with another high value production -- great set, close focus camera work, and sound editing!
I’m thrilled to read this comment, dear Richard! Thank you so much ❤️
What is the real name of ms. LYDIA CARTER
@@Iloco28 other comments give answer.... Paulina nogai
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Well written and acted! We want more of these!
I find it hard to believe that people really treat the disabled like this... At least no where around my area does. I take my disabled dad out and everyone is always nice.
always treat people the way you want to be treated
seeing her again is a good thing.
Basically life in a nut shell in Canada. Forget behind in a wheelchair, elitist attitude is the norm. Even at the flipping grocery store. Have to visit small towns to catch a smile and greeting!
I thought Canadians were meant to be nice 😂
Even though its just a dramatisation, my eyes welled up at this
Hindu said, white man success was build on stolen loot in the name of Jesus, now white man is the good one.
I really love dramatizeme . When I have a lot of times , I spend to watch the one I haven't watch. Their hardwork is on another level . Keep it up Dramatizeme 💪💪
"NEVER JUDGE A BOOK BY IT'S COVER"!!
honesty is priceless
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Love the end!!! I've wanted to do that so many times. I had an aunt that was very successful in high end retail at a time when women just didn't do that and the one thing she ALWAYS said was "the customer is always right".
People are sometimes cruel to those who are disabled.
Yes, but they must be taken to task for their actions. Stand up for ppl. One day it may be you in that chair or you trying to explain that you can't do a job bc of unrelenting pain, or you who is disfigured by a fire.
This video tells a very important lesson in our life: treat people as you treat yourself....
That actress played the negative character sooooooo well....
Thank you for your kind comment! It is so rewarding
Yes, this has happened to me as a disable person. As if I didn't want to look lovely even when not well. And before I was ill, Funny, how I used to shop in upscale shops- when I had my business clothes on, salespeople bowed and scraped. One day, I went into the same shop on a weekend, with my casual weekend clothes- designer blazer over tee, designer jeans, handmade western boots- and the same salespeople wouldn't look at me. Didn't shop there anymore.
Thank you for sharing dear Linda! It is so important to talk about such things. We all deserve respect and care.
As someone from the US and a salesperson, this scenario seems so unreal to me because it's so illegal 🤣
But, no one asked?
Being illegal does not stop some people from doing it.
I agree. This doesnt really happen often enough to make a video about it as if its this major social problem people are facing.
@@hicoco418 A lot of the videos on this channel are about things that actually do not happen very often, but because of social media; people are fooled into thinking it does.
I would love to see horrible people be punished in every way that’s music to my ears 🙂
WOW! What a nice words at the end. Fantastic actresses.
I agree!
Thank you so much! So glad you think so, dear Melinda ❤️❤️❤️
Another brilliant video and fantastic video, Gary and team DramatizeMe! Loved each and every part of the story as always, including the ending 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
So moved to read your comment, dear Geoffrey ❤️ Thank you! 🤗
You’re welcome as always, Gary and team DramatizeMe, always a pleasure 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Many years ago, I broke both my right ankle and left foot in a fall.
When I returned to work in the city, the bad behavior and abuse I took on public transport were beyond deplorable.
I at least was going to fully heal, but those with permanent disability, deal with thoughtless louts on a daily basis…so disgustingly unacceptable!
Thank you for making this video. You give back the faith I thought it’s about to be long gone.
We are so happy when our stories are useuf! We are always there for you. More videos are coming!
I highly doubt salespeople act like this. I have worked in retail for a while now and I have never witnessed anything like this. It saddens me that people see retail workers as terrible people.
Also, side note. A retail worker isn't going to go out of their way to prevent a customer from buying something. We have a budget we are expected to reach every single day so we are determined to make sales. So unrealistic
This.
That story is BS!
Salespoeple make a living from selling stuff. As long as you are able to pay, you'll get it.
Money is everything that counts in a capitalistic society.
I have worked in retail and I can totally believe and have seen where somebody is disabled and the staff won't help them because they find it too difficult. But yeah them saying we will not serve you and then trying to scam them is a jump
I don't think any salesperson behaves this way with a differently abled person
Повезло Если вы не встречались с такими продавцами у нас хамство это их второе имя
This.
The story is BS. They want to make money and sell as many goods as possible.
Capitalism.
@@2023vvv это где ,, у вас,,?
I’m in a wheelchair myself. And you’d be surprised.
This is hardcore overdramatized tho. But saying stupid stuff like that is not uncommon.
Where do you live? Let's go shopping together and we will see what happens. It doesn't have to be a posh shop, the meanest ppl in my neighborhood work at Walmart.
If this ever happened in front of me, i would demand the salesperson be fired on the spot. Completely uncalled for, and unacceptable. I would help the individual myself.
Felt so great when she got up and Lydia lost her line LOL YEAHHH
Indeed, a person with a good and caring heart can reach more success than someone who is smarter or more experienced but selfish and manipulative does.
It's sickening to know that ever since the beginning of time, there are srill people who harass, mock and abuse disabled people.
Excellent video, would love to see one a disabled veteran and see how we are treated
About the same as any other disabled person..
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Thank you for this. I've been undergoing extreme harassment since being left crippled due to bad hip surgery in PA.
Since I've had an exemplary life up until then, I really didn't have the skills to deal w being ganged up on and treated very badly by so many ppl. It is just like this woman in the video who tries to get her intern in trouble for what she herself did. This happens to ppl w disabilities all the time and it is easy to turn the tables on them. Ppl do it for sport here.
Unfortunately, ppl here aren't known to stand up for ANYONE under any circumstances. They make it their day's gossip and eventually join in.
A person with a handicap, especially an out of towner, an older person w/o a support group is already a good target to a small town's unkind ppl, but to go from being, as the kids say, "all that and a bag of chips" to being harassed and tormented for having done nothing to anyone, is a difficult task.
We have fought discrimination of all kinds throughout my lifetime and certainly never expected to be on the losing side of it. We have always been the warriors, not the victims, but circumstances change lives over night. Videos like yours will, hopefully, begin to make a small difference in today's world where, what was once unthinkable behavior is now considered, not just acceptable but "cool."
Thank you. It's Xmas eve and you've given me an extra dose of confidence. It's just been going on so long now that I've nearly forgotten there are still ppl risking their "cool" by supporting the rights of those no longer under the center of the bell curve.
Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, a Joyous Kwansaa, and a prosperous and healthy New Year to all.
Dear GC Durnin , we are so sorry you had this experience. And I want to thank you for sharing with us! It's so meaningful.Although things are starting to change, in some countries there is still a long way to go. Merry Christmas ❤️🎄🎅
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Treat everyone with love, that means everyone.❤️
"How unrealistic you want this to be?"
"Yes"
I can’t believe people are mean to disabled people all they see is the disability not the person.treat all people with kindness and respect it pays nothing to be a decent human being.
It's sad
You must be a naive person . People are often mean.
@@nc11000 I’m not native people can be mean I know that but we need more kindness there is kind people out here.
@@caylasimpson6914 yes? Well they need to make themselves more visible. We need the kind of ppl who were examples on the tv show "What Would You Do?"
Yes I like the contents, full of morals!!! I am a teacher here in the Philippines
Did this make anyone else tear up? Lol
Yes.. I cried laughing how corny this skit was.
No
I love the vid of a store with no signage and blank labels. When perplexed customers questioned the clerk he said this was the usual shopping experience for the visually impaired.
Never judge someone for the way they look because you don’t know who is that person 👍
Thanks for sticking to your qualities of your job for the handicap. You will be appreciated.
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Is there people like this!? I cant imagine if any ones ever experienced something like this is reallife shame on that person who victimized you in any situation or circumstances, damn them to hell. We all should help one another care for each other.
What a climax just superb and the last line by the lady" Good people like you are keep the world turning" 👌👌👌
The acting, plot, ending were all done beautifully!
Great work guys!
Thank you, Addison! ❤️❤️❤️
Excellent script, team work, Dialogue delivery and expression. 👍
Thanks a lot! So happy to know that you appreciate our video!
Nicely done, great acting everyone. And the characters played like that is also a good thing. Things like this remind me of the movie "crash" where nothing is as it looks.
The cruel saleswoman is my favorite actress, I need more of her videos
I remember going to a shoe store and all the boots were standing not very secure, and each time I picked up a boot and put it back, a whole bunch of other boots would fall. At some point a salesman said that the store is closed and asked me to leave. It was awkward, and I left.
It's really strange. For what leave a shop opened when it will be working never? For what misinform a people?
Thank you Gary and team. Good content, great acting.
Just as there are bad and rude people,you can find great and amazing people who make the world better
A great message.... Thank you for this video❤️
The point is , only those with power can stop evil things from happening.
Not true. Jesus was a carpenter. Not exactly Bill Gates or Elon Musk was he?
They will be names kids will memorize from a history book but I doubt anyone will be praying to them.
@@grandmalovesmebestwhen is 2 plus 2 equals to 5 ?
Maybe it’s the pregnancy, but I teared up…
Cruel people can really dim the light in people’s lives 😢
Thank you for subtitles!
There's something smooth about these conversation..like silent river
Can you imagine how many times this happens? It happens often and not just in shops .
lmao right, who doesn't know it? You go into a store and a sales clerk literally bullies a disabled customer for absolutely no reason at all. So relatable..
Right? Everyday I see employees at high end stores harass the disabled, instead of taking their money, in a job that offers commission.
When I was morbidly obese I bought a tiny bikini for my cousin.
And the saleswoman ... didn't even bother to raise her eyebrow!
Why? Because salespeople don't give a crap to whom they're selling their items as long as the customer has the money to purchase it. The more they sale, the better for them.
This story is absolutely unrealistic.
Allow me to tell you it is not unrealistic.I have seen my own eyes a shop assistant being offensive to a young girl telling her that their line of clothes applies only to people who can "support" the inspiration of the designer...she added that her posture could not enhance the beauty of the outfit....I immediately left the shop.Two years later it closed down....I can"t guess why!!!
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Exceptions prove the rule.
Lunatics happen.
Preventing paying customers from purchasing an item IS definitely crazy.
But normal salespeople who wanna make a buck are *eager* to sell their goods to everyone who's able to pay for it.
Even if they dislike the customer on a personal level.
They'll butter them up, so that they'll get their money.
Every business wants to make profit, after all.
And designer clothes are not sacred items.
Every business who's picky about their customers harm themselves and will go insolvent in the end.
That's why this story is unrealistic.
Unrealistic doesn't mean impossible at all.
But it means that it's very unlikely to happen.
That's why this story is making mountains out of molehills.
Plus it's choosing the wrong kind of people for the discriminating villain.
That's very slandering against salespeople who doesn't earn a lot of money.
It's more likely that a jealous fellow customer would behave like this, not the saleswoman.
Customers are usually the worst kind of people.
*Everyone* working in the retail trade can tell you a story about entitled, haughty Karen-customers, who treated them like body servants.
And my mom worked in retail, as a disabled person.
You are ABSOLUTELY RIGHT!
If you focus on cheap/medium price stores then yeah. But luxury products? The salesperson quite often will judge if the client is an actual client or a robber or just a broke person wasting the salesperson time.
Yeah. But since they are no clairvoyants, they still behave polite and cautious until they have some facts.
If that's how you treat customers, you deserve to get thrown out.
It was so satifying towards the end, and i love how the lady booped the nice intern's nose 🥰.
LOVED IT VERY MUCH
So happy to hear that, Jerome! ❤️
Awesome Video Job well done 👍
Thank you, Wanda 👍
Helen the Intern at the end: "You know I am just working here over the summer, right? I still have to earn my degree!"
That’s why you gotta be kind to everybody! You never know who they might be!
Come on! One of the very few advantages of being in a wheelchair is that You can wear high heels without hurting feet.
Or wearing out the soles.
I really appreciate this vedio, and in brand's l have observed these type of scenarios, how sales people treat people who don't look rich or well groomed.
what a good and touching story it was. Actors were doing their best and they got succeeded.
Very good acting.
I literally just left Love buster due to limited videos and stumbled on dramtizeme. Little did i know it was the same producer. Thank you Garry. Your work is amazing 😊
Thank you for watching us! it is so rewarding. More videos are coming.
Yours,
Garry from DramatizeMe